...Virginie Gouverneur Household activities are still little discussed in economics. Several commentators have presented it as the result of an old and persistent nonrecognition of unpaid domestic work’s social and economic value by economists. According to them, the “devaluation” of this work stems...

... . The Economics of Women, Men, and Work , 2n d ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ : Prentice-Hall . Bruyn-Hundt Marga 1996 . The Economics of Unpaid Work . Amsterdam : Thesis Publishers . Dimand Robert W. Dimand Mary Ann Forget Evelyn L. , eds. 2018 . A Biographical Dictionary of Women...

..., Francine D., and Marianne A. Ferber. 1992. The Economics of Women, Men, and Work, 2nd ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall. Bruyn-Hundt, Marga 1996. The Economics of Unpaid Work. Amsterdam: Thesis Publishers. Dimand, Robert W., Mary Ann Dimand, and Evelyn L. Forget, eds. 2018. A Bio- graphical...

...). At this time Keynes referred to public works as a remedy for unemployment as “my heresy” (XIX:228). He spoke out for an expansionary economic program that would “submerge the rocks in a rising sea” (XIX:221). The drastic consequences of the return to gold strength- ened his belief that domestic...

...: “That labourer alone is productive, who produces surplus-value for the capitalist, and thus works for the self-expansion of capital.”3 Most writers, including Hunt, seem to agree that this is Marx’s “basic definiti~nBeyond this, however, various disagreements have arisen in interpreting and applying...

... by Karl Kautsky. The writing of the article was motivated by the publication, the previous year, of the third volume of Theories of Surplus-Value , containing Marx's analysis of the work of Richard Jones, as well as by the simultaneous appearance of a German edition of Thomas Mun's England's Treasure...

... work as an economic thinker. Yet it is the political context of his career, in offering a critique of Soviet socialism that went beyond reformism toward a total, Marxian theory of the Soviet state, that makes him a key ªgure to understand the paths that were taken in Soviet political history...

... in the Economist between 1845 and 1847 in which he predicted an imminent economic crisis.* Wilson had published earlier works on fluctuation In 1839 he sought to explain fluctuations in grain supply and prices in terms of output in earlier years, developing an early version of the modem cobweb...

... to economic teaching by Ricardo, and the lit- tle band of able, but somewhat hard and narrow writers who called themselves by his name. . . . It was Ricardo’s crude gener- alizations which gave modern socialism its fancied scientific ba- sis, and provoked, if they did not justify, its...

.... Marshall, A. [1876] 1925 . Mr Mill's Theory of Value . In Marshall 1925, 119 -33. ———. [1885] 1925 . The Present Position of Economics . In Marshall 1925, 152 -74. ———. 1925 . Memorials . Edited by A. C. Pigou. London: Macmillan. ———. 1961 . Principles of Economics. 9th (variorum) ed...

... convictions of the working class would have precluded wage payments in paper money even if the denominations had been conveniently small. Even though the billets de monnaie and billets d’dtat were legal tender, sellers accepted them for goods only at their market value in terms of specie...

... accumulation. For half a century, we find nothing else of the kind. Steuart was not one to base his work on the airy fiction of a social contract (1:320). Instead, he sought out the real forces which im- pelled people to produce surplus value for others. In this respect, he was far more honest than...

... and Moran Levy from what they considered to be “non-economic” activities. The most obvious of these was the exclusion of unpaid domestic work, but Kuznets and colleagues also excluded other items that previous economists have included in their own estimates, such as “imputed net rental...

... major contri- butions have been published in the Reviews section of the journal (see Newman 1990). Chassonnery-Zaïgouche and Cot / Sentiment and Prejudice 807 2.1. Reviewing the Alleged Differences between Men s and Women s Work Late nineteenth-century debates on the economic and social position...

... impact on both the scientific community and the prevailing conception of the ends and means of economic and social policy. Moreover, as Keynes himself was continuously engaged throughout the 1930s in public debates about current economic and so- cial problems and in government advisory work...

... later concept of ‘‘ Economic Chivalry. ’ ’ 73. Jowett wrote to Marshall on receipt of a copy of the Principles: “1 was delighted to get your book this morning, and to find it so full of interest. . . , It will be of great value, both to capitalists and the working classes.” 24 July 1890...